Sentence examples for nuanced linguistic from inspiring English sources
Alan Munn and Olga Eremina, linguists in the MSU group, have begun to investigate the possibility that more nuanced linguistic information might be helpful in developing rules used in categories within STAS.
Focus group discussions were conducted in Haitian Creole and relied on Haitian facilitators to translate in real time; therefore, nuanced linguistic and/or cultural meanings may not have been fully represented.
These individuals are able not only to play an important role in building new international partnerships but they also have a more nuanced understanding of all the issues, whether political, cultural, or linguistic, which may arise in their country of origin (14).
James W. Pennebaker, a social psychologist at the University of Texas who pioneered the text-analysis program often used in this kind of research, warns that positive and negative emotion words are the "low-hanging fruit" in such studies, and that deeper linguistic analysis should be explored to provide a "richer, more nuanced view" of how people present themselves to the world.
We discuss this complex pattern of results, which is too nuanced to be fully explained by any existing model, and consider how it relates to linguistic theories which make heavy use of such notions as agreement heads and agreement phases.
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